Amazon is offering a luggage set that meets Ryanair's strict cabin bag dimensions for just £19.99, helping travelers avoid checked baggage fees. The set includes a 40x20x25cm underseat bag and a small toiletry bag, both compliant with Ryanair's free personal item policy. This deal comes as airlines crack down on oversized carry-ons, with Ryanair charging up to £25.99 at the gate for non-compliant bags.
Specifications and Compliance
The main bag measures exactly 40x20x25cm, fitting Ryanair's sizer at the boarding gate. It features a padded laptop compartment, multiple pockets, and a trolley sleeve. The matching toiletry bag is 20x15x10cm. Both are made from water-resistant polyester with reinforced stitching. According to Ryanair's official policy, passengers may bring one small personal bag (40x20x25cm) free of charge; any larger bag requires priority boarding (€6–€12) or checked baggage (€25+).
Comparison with Airport Prices
Buying a compliant bag on Amazon costs significantly less than renting or buying at the airport. Ryanair charges €10 for a "Bag Sizer" at the gate, and if your bag doesn't fit, you pay €25.99 to check it. This Amazon set is also cheaper than most high-street luggage, where similar underseat bags cost £30–£50. The set has a 4.2-star rating from over 2,000 reviews, with many customers noting it fits perfectly in Ryanair's sizer.
Other Airline Compatibility
While designed for Ryanair, the bag also fits other budget airlines' personal item dimensions, such as easyJet (45x36x20cm), Wizz Air (40x30x20cm), and Jet2 (45x36x20cm). However, it may be too small for some full-service airlines' carry-on allowances. The set is available in black, navy, and grey on Amazon Prime with free delivery.
Tips for Avoiding Baggage Fees
To ensure your bag passes Ryanair's gate checks, pack soft items, avoid overstuffing, and use compression cubes. The airline's sizer is strictly enforced; if your bag is even 1cm too large, you may be forced to check it. This Amazon set is a reliable solution for travelers who want to maximize their free allowance and avoid extra fees.
